It seems that the Nuviphone M20 will leave from August 19, but in Taiwan for the moment. With Windows Mobile operating system, here is some its characteristics:
There is no information regarding the price, and we still have to wait if Garmin Nuviphone M20 come to europe.
Garmin-Asus confirms nuvifone G60 for sale this month in Taiwan, M20 soon after
Is this really happening? Are we all collectively in some sort of lucid, dreamlike state where Garmin-branded cellphones flow like water, or is this the real deal? Correct us if we're wrong, readers -- but if we're reading this press release correctly, Taiwanese folks will have a crack at Garmin-Asus' nuvifone G60 come the 27th of this month, just a few days from now; Singapore and Malaysia will have theirs meanwhile by the end of August, and Europe and the US are "on schedule" for the second half of the year (we hesitate to associate the phrase "on schedule" with this product, but we'll let it slide this time). If WinMo is more your cup of tea, the M20 will be coming to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia in August as expected -- the US isn't on the roadmap for this one, but Europe should have it later this half. These phones have taken so long to arrive that they'll be fighting an uphill battle against irrelevance -- but with the reality that handsets will be all but replacing dedicated portable nav units in the coming years, it's a play that Garmin's gotta still be eager to make nonetheless.
While some people think about touch screens, others experience how many in providing a good camera to their mobile phones, Garmin and Asus have agreed to boost the GPS positioning at all times on their mobile phones. We speak of course Nuvifone G60.
The Nuvifone G60 will be the first to see, and will be the starting point for a range of equipment developed in the Garmin handheld and Asus will have the positioning and navigation as key elements. The large touch screen, a good processor, accessories for use in the car and a good navigation software will be its strengths.
The bet of these two manufacturers for the position before other features is risky, but moves like the Google service Google today announced its Latitude shows that the mobile phone, Internet and the position at all times is a trio of success.
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